Rodri Ready for Real Madrid but Faces Perez's Obstacle
According to Fabrizio Romano, Rodri is open to returning to Spain and transferring to Real Madrid. However, it has been revealed that President Florentino Perez is personally blocking this transfer.

Rodri-Real Madrid: Desire Exists, But There is an Obstacle
The most notable headline in the transfer news is related to Rodri. According to Fabrizio Romano, the player is keen on returning to Spain and transferring to Real Madrid. However, there is an unexpected obstacle: it is reported that Real Madrid President Florentino Perez is personally blocking the transfer. Meanwhile, it is also stated that Manchester City is trying to sign the player to a new contract.
Barcelona: Bieswood Transfer Made Official, Alvarez on the Radar
Barcelona has reached an agreement for the permanent transfer of 18-year-old Belgian winger Jesse Bieswood from Club Brugge. The transfer is said to have been completed for a fee of 8.5 million Euros, along with a 20% share of any future sale.
Another item on the club's agenda is Julian Alvarez. Discussions are ongoing, but Atletico Madrid is reportedly taking a tough stance against this transfer. Despite this, Barcelona is said to want to pursue the transfer while also looking at alternative options.
Bournemouth: Interest in Scott Continues, Silva on the Way
It is reported that Alex Scott has rejected Bournemouth's new contract offer. The club does not want to sell the player, but interest from Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United continues.
In the transfer of Antonio Silva from Benfica to Bournemouth, it is stated that the agreement is nearly complete.
Chelsea's Busy Exit Agenda
There are multiple players on Chelsea's agenda. Aston Villa is reportedly interested in Alejandro Garnacho, but the player is currently considering Italy (Roma) as a priority option.
Nicolas Jackson is also said to be on Aston Villa's transfer list. Mark Guiu is expected to leave the club, while Valentine Barco's transfer has been confirmed.
The information in this report is based on content published on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel.


